Thread: Embarrassment

Originally Posted by The ho har's

I will try my hardest Jase

Mrs hh

Thanks mrs H

Yes the stage one has them, not ours though, remember, hh is a bit busy ATM and will look soon, he will see if he can replicate them as we have his old work 8 foot folder and guillotine here now

Mrs hh

Originally Posted by The ho har's

Yes the stage one has them, not ours though, remember, hh is a bit busy ATM and will look soon, he will see if he can replicate them as we have his old work 8 foot folder and guillotine here now

Mrs hh

Yes I remember about the stage one at your place I did contact the own when you told me about it but I never heard back. Oh I so want to move into your place 8foot folder.

Thanks again mrs H. No rush. I still sanding. Oh how I hate sanding.

Lionel, how's the sight and new job going?
And Jim, how about your bionic ear'oles?

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Lionel, how's the sight and new job going?
And Jim, how about your bionic ear'oles?

Good thanks Ian. My saying of a morning now is "my eyes are on and my ears are in" Paid for them last Thursday, my emergency savings account took a hit. (ouch).

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Lionel, how's the sight and new job going?
And Jim, how about your bionic ear'oles?

G'day V8 Ian,

I think the contact lenses and my eyes are growing used to each other. Sometimes I can actually put each lens in with only one attempt. Other times maybe they go in within 5 attempts. Most of those attempts are all successfully under the eyelids and there are just air-bubbles in them. This means the lens has to come out and it has to be filled up with the saline again before making another attempt.

I learned a trick about using a different type of saline to wet the eye before trying to take the lenses out. I worked out that I cannot use the blinking technique that had successfully worked with the old lenses for 15 years. That technique and the new lenses turned out to be a recipe for disaster and it has been hard to break old habits. I have not had to have a third trip to the emergency department of a hospital because things did not go well while trying to take the lenses out... Touch wood.

On the job front - hmmm next topic .
Well December the 8th is rapidly approaching and that is when my probationary period finishes. Having a diagnosis of Asperger's I might be reading too much into things that have happened here. So I will wait and see how things turn out. It just so happens that the decision may be made the day after my 52nd birthday in December. I am highly critical of my own performance; that comes from being an Aspie, and I have been doing the best I am capable of. I have been working some killer hours to improve my chances of being retained. It will not be through lack of trying - my prospects of success? ... Cross fingers. I can in all honesty walk away from this job knowing I have given it my best shot.

This Monday just gone also marked my official return to nocturnal PhD studies. Nothing like adding a bit more pressure and couple more turns of the vice handle to make things just that little more intense and interesting - teehee!

Kind Regards
Lionel

Glad to hear the contacts are getting easier for you. We have our fingers crossed for you aswell on the job front.

X2!!!^^^^^^^